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MERLA Director – DRC Global Health Security
CDIover 2 years ago
Job Description
Kinshasa
Freelance
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RTI is seeking a Chief of Party (COP) for the anticipated USAID/DRC GHS activity. The COP will have primary responsibility for the overall strategic leadership and oversight of the project. This position will oversee project implementation and ensure the project meets stated goals and requirements, coordinating, convening, and leading activity partners, teams, and stakeholders ensuring technical excellence and impact, and ensuring all applicable USAID and the Government of the DRC regulations are followed.
Présentation du poste
The COP will also have principal responsibility for representation of the project to USAID and with the Government of the DRC, provide overall strategic leadership and vision for the RTI-led team and manage long- and short-term technical expertise across all result areas. The position will be based in Kinshasa, DRC with travel to state-level implementation sites throughout the activity. Please note that this position is contingent upon funding availability/award from USAID.
Expérience
Demonstrated success in complex health program management including experience in the following: client relationship management, convening and managing multisectoral interventions and strategies, developing program work plans, developing program budgets, managing program implementation, and fielding and managing short term technical assistance for USAID-funded programs. Ability to develop a common vision among partners and lead multi-disciplinary teams across the animal, human, and environmental sectors. Strong organizational, interpersonal and management skills. Strong written and oral presentation skills. Responsibilities Roles and Responsibilities: Serve as RTI’s point-of-
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